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We made the right hand turn onto Montana Highway 28 right before the town of Plains.

I’m so excited! The Violet-Green Swallow keiki are doing so well! I spent a lot of time today, while spinning on my wheel, watching their devoted parents tirelessly feeding them all day long, hardly stopping at all. Where they get the energy is beyond me. I wish I could go down to the pasture and kick up a whole bunch of bugs for them to carry to their offspring, who will probably be fledging soon. I was very fortunate to get a video of one feeding time…try check out those open mouths and their little heads poking out!! Sound up! I hear them chirping all day long, and it’s music to my ears. I’m so grateful that the weather has been so cool. Enjoy!
Ack! Try wait! I forgot to download the video as we crossed into Montana. So here it is:
Leaving Lobo Loop area in St. Regis, we continued heading east. This was all new territory for us, and it was so much fun to be the “Corps of Discovery” on this trip. This was our third trip to Montana, and we wanted to go a different way each time. We’ve left Interstate 90 and are now on Highway 135.

One of the good things about doing these road trips is that even though we can’t make another one right now, I get to relive the one we did take, so it’s like a whole journey while staying home.
Waitsburg, Washington. It’s a really neat little town. I love this old clock! Waitsburg is a city in Walla Walla County, Washington, United States. The population was 1,166 at the 2020 census. Waitsburg has a unique city classification in Washington state, being the state’s only city which still operates under its territorial charter.

I’ve been working on Chapter 2, and realized that Nolemana had been taking photos with his own camera, too, and just found a whole bunch of photos to add to the first chapter! See what I get for waiting so long to post this adventure?
We saw this cool railroad stuff near Wallula Gap:

Nothing like being 10,000 months behind on this post!! It’s hard to believe that our third trip to Montana was so long ago! It seems like just yesterday in so many ways, but it was thirteen whole years ago!! I wish I could slow time down sometimes. But here we go again; it was another road trip of a lifetime. I have no idea how long it’s going to take me to get the whole journey down… poco a poco for sure. Because you know, life…
We started out at mile zero on September 19th. We wanted to leave as late as possible to see all the fall foliage on our trip, but early enough so that we could go on a very special highway in Montana before it closed for the winter.
